Richard Lorenzo Jr. is a Holy Spirit-filled servant of Jesus Christ with a burning passion to see souls saved, delivered, and discipled. Delivered by the grace of Jesus from a life of sin, Richard now carries a raw, powerful testimony that has reached millions, igniting revival and bringing multitudes into the Kingdom. He is the founder and apostolic overseer of Remnant Revival Outreach Center (RROC), an end-times movement based in Central Florida, called to raise up a remnant army walking in holiness, power, and intimacy with Jesus. Through evangelism, deliverance, discipleship, and revival, RROC reaches who others don’t. Richard is also a prophetic voice and discipler of leaders, calling the Church back to its first love. Alongside his wife Carline, they lead RROC as a kingdom couple restoring families, awakening cities, and building altars for God’s glory. Above all, he is a laid-down lover of Jesus, a servant to many, and a worshiper of the King.
Richard Lorenzo Jr.
Intimacy with God produces clarity that striving never will.
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You cannot pray for God's will while protecting your own.
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The cross calls you to die before it calls you to lead.
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We touched down in LA on Wednesday at 10am and went straight to Skid Row. Two days — Wednesday and Thursday — right there in the streets. Every step was ordered. When God sends you somewhere, He’s already gone ahead of you, and something is always waiting on the other end.
And God moved. We got to pray for people. Prophesy over people. Contend for deliverance. Believe for healing. Right there in the streets of Skid Row, the Kingdom showed up!
Everyone say a prayer for Skid Row:
Father, we speak to every chain on these streets — the addiction, the despair, the spirit of death that’s tried to claim this ground. We say: not here, not anymore. Bind up the brokenhearted. Set the captive free. Return sight to the eyes the enemy tried to blind. Skid Row, you are not forgotten — you are being visited. 🔥
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised.”
— Luke 4:18
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Conviction leads you to the Father; condemnation drives you from Him.
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What you refuse to surrender will eventually begin to rule you.
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The fear of God silences the fear of man.
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A few days ago, my grandpa went home to be with the Lord at 93 years old.
What a legacy he leaves behind.
He was able to see four generations of our family, and I’m so grateful my children got to know their great-grandpa. My mom always tells me stories about how, even in the nursing home, he would go door to door, knocking on people’s rooms just to tell them about Jesus. That’s the kind of man he was—a man who loved God and loved people.
After I got saved, some of my favorite conversations were with him about Jesus. We would even lovingly disagree about certain things, like the Catholic Church and Mary 😂, but it never caused division between us. We always loved and respected each other, and those conversations are memories I’ll cherish forever. I just know he loved Jesus a lot.
Even before I came to Christ, growing up, he always believed in me. He encouraged me, saw the best in me, and wanted nothing more than to see me do well in life. I’m thankful that I knew enough Spanish to have real conversations with him. Those moments are priceless to me.
I always hoped that one day he would see me with a wife, children, and a family of my own—and by God’s grace, he did. He was able to see 4 of my children. He was proud, and that means more to me than words can express.
He leaves behind countless stories—stories from war, from church, from life, from serving others, and from being a faithful husband, father, neighbor and friend. More than anything, he leaves behind a legacy worth following.
His life reminds me that the greatest inheritance you can leave isn’t money or possessions—it’s a life of faithfulness, humility, love, and pointing people to Jesus.
I have no doubt that he’s with the Lord now, and while I’ll miss him deeply, this isn’t goodbye. It’s simply, “I’ll see you soon.”
I love you, Abuelo. Thank you for showing our family what it looks like to finish the race well. Your legacy will live on for generations.
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Richard Lorenzo Jr.
Grace empowers obedience; it never excuses rebellion.
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The deepest prayers are often cried, not spoken.
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